New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-07
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foSpoS June 6.-The Queen leaves Baimoral next
-, nrobably on Wednesday, two days earlier than the
"ioiusllv fixed; but much inconvenience will be
sed a. Her Majesty defers her return till tie very eve
r,hilee as many important details respecting the
r,o,s functions cannot he finally settled I'LL she gets
- % windsor Castle As time goes on the pros
80 ~ the Jubilee Thanksgiving service do not ln-
80 The appearance of the transformed interior OF
sros,mpster Abbey is unsightly In the extreme. III
seems that its seating capacity has been mscaicuiated'
| creat many more tickets have been Issued for one
ortion of the building at least than the accomoua-
lion iustihes An appeal at miser'cora@" mas peeh
ID IN the clergy wholly without avail iady VINO
on the occasion Of the Coronation secured her poscn
y, occ,pying her seat the previous evening announces
,r intention of pursuing similar policy on June Il
salisbury is even more perplexed than Lord Lath-
~ over the difficulties of the Jubilee celebration ar
rancemens The Queen has it seems, an almost uhcoh-
onerabe aversion wearing the Crown ana the various
,,ises nroposed SAVIOR strongly of the ridiculous
To maze matters worse everybody eses dress depends
ON tho oncens decision As late as Tuesday the wife OF
fore,n Minister received friendly hint to postpone
ordering her dress If state robes are finally adopted
.h eyt few DAYS will he terrible ordeal for London
dresnakers There will be widespread disappointment
over the Jubilee hOnOrs, the list OF which VIII DC ir
shorter than expected.
The Qneen will give State banquet In ST. georges
Hall windsor Castle, on Wednesday, June d. at when
the members of the rova family and imperial and royal
visitors from abroad will be present; and the subse-
ouent evening banquet in the same noble room 10 the
KNIGHTS of the Garter The Kings of Denmark, Saxony'
Greece and Belgium will be present There are 10 DC
two investitures at the Windsor during the Jnpiee
fortnight as there will be large Jubilee creations IN tine
Bath St Michael and ST. George and the various Indian
orders.
4 All members Of the royal family and all roral visitors
from abroad viii be present the Jubilee service The
Queen is 10 SIT in the Coronation chair which will be
placed of the das which has been erected at
the top the choir under the lantern There are 10 De
thirytwo chairs this ds for members OF the royal
family the Prince of Wales being the left of the Queen
and the Crown Princess OF Germany on her right Inc
representatives of foreign courts will sit on chairs with
in tie altar railing, most unseemly arrangement Gun
more fragrant disregard of proprety has been displayed
by the erection of stands above the sacrarm Ihese
are for the Dean and his friends who will be facing the
Queen 1t is probable Her Majesty will object strongly
80 being stared at throughout the service but there have
been such blunderings in all the arrangements that In
order TO get room the people TO whom tickets have
been promised every possible inch must be made avail
able
ROYAL DULNEss.
The State concert on Friday night asthedullestOfdul
functions Nearly half the ustrious personages named
in the Lord Chamberlain's list were away The only
absentee among the Corps Diplomatique was Count
Kalolu. Half a dozen magniicenty apparecd Indians
occupied to the right Of the royalties but there
were many gaps among the Duchesses and Marclion-
esses If anything needed 10 fill the cup of dulness
10 Overlooking it provided In the strangely fnereal
music to which Sir stanford has set Lord Tennyson's
Carmen SRculare." Long before the Lord terri
toria lord manufacturer verse was reached everybody
was thoroughly Tired out and nothing went well after
Lord and LADY MayOFCSs left long
before the programme exhausted and good many
wise people followed their examples The Princess OF
Wales in her becoming robe Of gold brocade and Lyons
velvet looked remarkably we'll Her daughter, Princess
Iouise white loOped with punches OF lilies OF the
valley. The most magnificent dress in the room was
Madame de Fables slatecOlorcd silk embroidered with
silver and sprnkled with diamonds. The Duchess Of
Abercorns display of diamonds also attracted good
deal of attention.
SOCIETY IN HYDE PARK.
The Sunday next before celebrated with all
the usual observances At the prayerbook promenade
In Hyde Park since this institution began has
there been crowd and it may be added, has
il been before such crocosm OF London society at Its
best slice from the lawn at GOodwOod seemed TO have
been planted down oil the grass to the north OF the
Achilles statue Lord Cholmondeley put in his first ap
pearance this season in a Bath chair and warmly
greeted by many friends especially by Lords Newport
and Enniskien Among others present were the
Dowager Duchess OF Monrose, in Ascot costumes Mr.
and Mrs BischOnsheim Lady Randolph Churchill, most
chaImngly attired and her of whom the same may
be said; Lord sued and his son-inaw Lord Hastings
Mr. Alfred Montgomery, esqurng, OF course, some of
the prettiest of the ladies' These sitting down.
Among the promenaders the most observed was GER
tainy Lady Dudley in black handsOmer than ever with
her daughter and Lord VharDcfe; Lord RcvelstOke, in
the first white hat Ofthe season. Lord Rddesdale, Lord
Rowton Lord Hothfed, the Marquis and Marchoness Of
Tweeddae, and their pretty child; Sir John Rose with
his BRIDE Mr. Christopher Sykes, Mr.. Alfred dc Rohs
child Sr Leopold not far Off, Mr.. Ames tallest of
Guardsnen, Mr. Humphrey sturt and Captain Gooch
were among the smart young men,
The number Of pretty ladies all in their summer frocks
was really astonishing. Among them Miss Dallas
Yorke Miss De Battle and Miss Armitage Moore. Then
there Colonel Hamburg Lennox and his daughter
Sir John Ashley, properly habted; the veteran Sir
Francis Boyle, who made OF his nowadays most in
frequent appearances; Mr. Manners Sutton, Of Kelham
Mr. Walter Cregke lIr. Tom Bruce. who has certainly
not lost weight since last Mr. and Mrs Charles
waring and-need say it MIR. smaey Besides these |
large number of incorporated lawyers attended the
function from all parts of the Kingdom, among whom
there much conference regarding the festivities in
the law courts the payhouses of this town. Prayer
books were. OF course, de rigueur.
LADY BURDETr-COUTTs's GENEROSITY.
Ireland has to be grateful TO Lady Burdett-
Coutts II is owing her generosity that now Hour
shng fshngyillage in West Cork called Baltimore
set its feet She advanced loans for the purchase of
boats and TO enable her 10 carry out her plans she
secured the valuable aid Of the parish priest the Rev.
Charles Davis technical school has also Just been
finished in the place for the purpose of giving instruc
ton in the best methods Of fishing and to promote the
Industry Of net-mahng. Lady Burdctt Coutts accom-
panied by large party OF friends will visit Baltimore
August and has promised during her visit to open the
technical school.
IN
Lord Ronald Covers Welcome Club at the Wild |
which will be finished in week. possesses
enough novelty in conception to make it formidable |
iva 10 lord Crawford's venture in Bondst. In its |
Ezabethan windows and loaded panes old London lives
Sir John Aillas has undertaken 10 provide
collection of high class pictures TO the walls,
md Mr. Eddie has been tempted by fabulous salary to
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